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HUNI1AV MY TItH
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Th Ttomocrntlo Time. Tha Mulfonl
Mall. Tlia Medford Tribune, Th Houth-.
rn OtiK(inUn. Tlio Ashland Tribune.
OfriCA Mall Tribune. BillUlInu, J5-17-1I
North Kir street; telepliono 76.
qilOnOIJ PUTNAM, Rdltor and Manner
Rntered ns necond'clans matter at
Metlfnrrt. Oregon, under the ct of
Jdnreh I, 1S7B.
Official Paper of th City of Medford
Official Paper of Jackson County.
RUVROIUVTXOK BATES.
Ona year, by malt tt.00
On month, by mall . 80
Per month, delivered by carrier In
Medford, Jacksonville and Cen-
trnl Point , -. .JO
Pnturday only, by mall, per year J.00
Weekly, per rear . t.80
HWORK CIROUI.ATIOK.
Dally average for levn month and
Ini; November 30. 1911, 1U1.
Tlia Mall Tribune, la on sate, at the
Ferry Nawa Htaml. 5n Kranclaco.
Portland Hotel Kewa Stand, Portland.
Portland News Co, Portland. Or.
V7. O. Whitney. Seattle. Wish.
Tull tsed Wlra United Trass
Dispatches.
KEDrOBD, oBsaox.
Metropolla of Houthtrn Oregon and
Northern California, and tha fastest
srroTTlnc cltv In Orrron.
Population U. K census 110 SSIO;
eetlmalrd. 191! 10.000.
Plva hundred thousand dollar Qrnvlty
water system completed, civiiib rtneat
nupply puro mountain water, and 17,3
miles of streets: pael.
los toff tee receipts for year endlrnt
TOvemtxr jo, lSll, show increase of 1
eer cent.
Manner fruit city In Oreeon Home
rtlver ittxenbere apples won sweep
takes nrlii an.1 title of
"Apple Ktnr of tba Wet:
at the National Apple Show.
190$, and car of Newtown- k
World"
fcpokane.
won
Tint PriM In 1910
at Canadian International Apple Show,
Vancouver, u. u.
JOLTS AND JINGLES
By Ad Brown
Joko or Coincidence?
Arthur O. Perry, editor of Con
ning Tvcr in tha Sun, hns lino"
Homcthinjr slipped over on him or
else the typographical freak of the
century has come to light. Last
Sunday Terry culled for enntrihu
tioiw to hix column nnd among the
lot was the one wo print below. The
heavy initinl letter reveal the secret
of I'erry-'t subsequent pccvinhnerfs.
Politics bubbled
Early nnd laic,
Rows in'Uio council,
Rows in the Mate,
Yet now Mis quiet, so they relate.
Into tho tiinuoil came Conning Tower
Smiclchcd nil the titotarts with
mighty jwwer.
But sonic wish for times as they
Used for to be, ,
Gay times as those wcro
Seldom wo see.
Merry Widow- Waltz?
M. W. Waltz was in from Muddy
Creek Sunday Wingville Notes in
linker Herald.
The man who plants the cabbage
gets ahead.
And tho mart win tries to get a
head in lettuce doenn't always (suc
ceed. In spito of tho fact that a "Go To
IT" sign still remains on a woodpile
in our alloy no hobo has taken th
hint.'
FIGHT FOR REVISION
OF TARIFF BEGINS
r-
WASHINGTON, ,lprll JjTfe
fight for tho democratic tariff rovli
loa ' began In congrow today when
conferences and party plans which
held tho stnge for weeks gavo way to
tho first open steps for the passage
of a now tariff bill.
President Wilson's personally de
livered message calling upon hlB
party associates In both houses to
upccdlly enact tho party pledges of
tariff revision was followed by a
caucus of domocratlc house members
which will continue for soveral days
and In which tho democrats will at-
tompt to settle their differences and
agrco upon tho support of the Under
wood bill.
Criticism of many features ot the
proposed law dovoloned today in
democratic circles In the senate In
short tho caucus of senate democrats
to consider other matters than the
criticism was voiced by ono or two
western senators against tho free
wool provision and the sugar sched
ule, proposing freo sugar in 101C.
Tho house- democrats settled nono
ot tho general tariff questions today.
Tho sennto leaders tiro still Insistent
tho bill bo sub-divided so the sep
nntto votes may bo had If desired up
on sugar and wool.
'Many progressive republican sena
tors expressed opposition to tho
damocratic bill becauso of the sweep
ing cburacter of reductions nnd tho
democrats nro counting on llttlo If
any support from them.
John A. Perl
Undertaker
3i S. IIAIUXKTT
I'hom-a M. 471 nn 478
Attriiuluuce Service Deputy Coroner
PESTIFEROUS PARKINSON'S PALS.
" OTDJTNft '(.inci'Mita populni govornment more than
-' the misuse of the referendum to eripple the state
university Tt was one of Joe HnUoy's tellinjr notes in
his wailful swan song on leaving the senate. Vet every
one of the names affixed to Parkinson's statement in the
voters' plmmphlet last fall attacking the millage lull in
support of the higher educational institutions of the state
was that of a member of the people's power league. Par
kinson's statement contained a direct, palpable, conscious
lie and yet these men stood as sponsers.
yo fault can be found with these men for their theo
rotieal objections to a millage tax, nor to their desire for
reformation and reorganization of higher education. Yet
their alliance with Parkinson causes many thousands of
voters, who are in sympathy with the anus ot the People s
Power League to believe that Parkinson's pestiferous
program is an essential part of the league's activities.
Mr. U.'Ren, who signed with Parkinson last fall, has
i i i . . ..i..i.
spent iwemy years in cNwiuiiHuuig nit; urcguu msitviu.
Does he want to show the world now how a disgruntled
agitator can disarrange not alono tho state's higher cul
tural endeavors, hut its instrumentalities of higher so-
ciologie and industrial efficiency as well' Mr. U'Ken is
a candidate for governor. Does ho wish it understood
that Parkinson methods and Parkinsonian aroma are to
prevail around the state house, in case of his success i Mr.
U'.Ren owes it to himself and
pudiate Parkinson.
Another signer to the
of his chief supporters today is the ultra-literary editor
of the Oregoman, Dr. Chapman. Once upon a tinio Dr.
Chapman was president of the state university, and made
a failure of the job. Since then he has mainly been in
charge of the literary, scientific, philosophical, theological
and pedagogical columns of the Oregonian. Kducation
naturally has been a favorite and constant theme of Dr.
Chapman 'h pen. His estimate of professors has habit
ually been summed up in gems more or less to the effect
that college professoi"ships exist chiefly for the benefit of
the professor. The only kind ot honest, real education.
Dr. Chapman would tell us,
or less 0. A. C. sort. The
over literature, science, art and all the rest ot it,
are pedantry and fake. The poor goggled souls do not
realize that they aro oolite out of the actual world. Dr
Chapman evidently regards himself and the Oregonian
as the only authentic mediums through which the higher
cultures and learning are to
people of Oregon, for the
he practices in all his wide
every theme under the sun would indicate it.
Dr. Chapman's pedagogic preachments through the
Oregonian are not founded upon profound philosophy,
but upon pique. It is time that he were made aware that
the public of the state knows this. But especially should
Dr. Chapman take one reflection to heart: Very few
persons will suspect the sincority of his devotion to the
People's Power program, and reform in general; but docs
he wish, in order to gratify resentment over an unhappy
experience, to lame the labor of his love by associating
liimselt and it with Parkinson and dive-born referendums'f
At this point, it would not be inappropriate to ask the
Oregonian, chaste repository of all standpat purities,
whether it is aware that not only the Parkinson smell,
but the much more parlous, unrespectahle TJ'Reiiie odor
has been insiduouslv introduced into its clean idea-dis-
inteeted sanctums? Did it think by keeping its literary
editor purely literary to keep him harmless? 'Tis a lost
hope. The trail of the serpert is over all its fairest eul-ture-light
flowers!
One pei'son more whose name does not figure publicly
with Parkinson, needs to clear his skirts in this whole
referendum business. Too many trails led around Dr.
Kerr's door at the O. A. C. in the old referendum for him
to be able to act indifferently
he does not want to stand suspected of waiting to inherit
tile-wreckage of the university, there is just one thing that
he and his institution need to'de: Let them officially tell
the state that they are against M r. Parkinson's present un
dertaking. Not even the repudiation by the granges and or
ganized labor, could do more to squelch Parkinson than
this frank, simple statement by the 0. A, C. executive.
EXTEND THE FRANCHISE.
APPLICATION" has been made to the city council for
an extension of time under the linney franchise to
begin construction of the intern rban trolley line.
The three months time
company, expires April 10. bo lar as the .Minney com
pany is concerned, it has abandoned the project of con
structing the line, and turned the franchise over to one
if its stockholders, h J). Waite, with whom is asso
ciated a number of local people.
Mr. AVaite and associates have only had the franchise
for the past ten days. They have worked hard to finance
the project. Tt has been offered to a syndicate, whoso
engineer has favorably reported upon it. Further time
is necessary to complete the transaction so the extension
is requested.
The Minney company wasted ten weeks waiting upon
the Southern Pacific to make up its mind whether it would
build the trolley ignorant of the fact that in Orogon the
Southern Pacific builds nothing until someone else starts
to build, when it is stampeded and throws away millions
foolishly.
Medford wants the trolley line. The $2,f00 forfeit does
not help the city much. If the city can aid in the pro
motion and building of the troHey by art extension of time,
the extension ought tp be granted. Jt costs' tho city
nothing.
If the extension is not granted, all efforts cease, for
the present at any rate, on work to secure tho interurban.
As long as the forfeit is up, most of the live ones in the
i! .!.:... ii... ur .. o....j.....
to his friends to openly re
Parkinson statement and one
is the horny-handed, more
lucubrations of profcssoi-s
be poured down upon the
orphic, final note which
range of subjects, covering
on the projected new one. 17
limit asked by the Minney
community are working on the project. Take it down and
their efforts cease, the are driven elsewhere.
It is easy to knock, but it is hard to finance big jfojeets
under present conditions. It is easy tu shout "forfeit the
money hut what is gained by it (live the promoters
evVry opportunity and all the co-operation possible if
you can't finance a trolley yourself, make it easy as pos
sible for someone else to, for after all the trolley is what
we all want.
Capital is not looking for investments in the valley, so
the Valley must look for capital. The promoter is thu iro-
hot ween that brings the opportunity to the capitalist and
the capitalist to the opportunity, lie fulfills a useful and
legitiniate.neeupation. AVo need him in Medford and we
don't need the knocker. ,
Industrial Contest for Oregon
Boys and Girls of Public Schools
(From State Department of
Kducation )
Our Inst article told about tho five
cash prlxcs. $106. $?&, ftlO, !), and
HO, to be given (a the counties that
make tho best showing In the chil
dren's contest.
hi any county nut entering tliW
comHtltlun, any and all ono room
schools may outer tho district com
petition. The first prUe In this Is a
Victor phonograph and 12 records.
given by the publbthers of the Hatal
Spirit. This would lie a fine tut;..;
for entertainment In tho school km I
a great aid In making tho school a
fcoclal center.
Tho second prim Is an KS-lnch li
brary globo given by lltn Norlhwt u
Kurnlturo company, a useful article
In any school.
Tho third prlxo Is n school 'lag
given by the publisher of tho Pacific
Northwest.
The fourth prlxo, another UlIiiioI
flag, given by A. I.. Mills, prtMtdo.it
of tho First National bank, I'o.-ihnil.
E
The perjury case, ngalnst Joo Hee
man of (lold Hill, preferred l for
mer Chief New of that place follow
ing charges nciiltist Nm has lumn
BEEMAN
PERJURY
CA
POSTPONED
postponed In tho Justice's court In- n,lmcnl nn'' ,,nr remedied. I'hs
definitely. Heemnn was released on ,clnn" '" M '" wa' n
his own recognisance.
It Is bellovcd that this will end
tho matter until the next grand Jury
meets. A probe of the whole nffalr
will probably be made then.
DEMOCRATS IN SENATE
WILL CURB COMMITTEE
WASHINGTON. Alrll 3. Tho ton
ato democrats agreed today to n pol
icy designed tn prevent tho nffalrs'of
tho senate being controlled by a few
members. Ilcsolutlons adopted by
tho caucus today gave tho right to
the majority ot any committee to
call a meeting and to designate the
members of the conference nnd sub
committees. Democrats expressed
the opinion tho new policy will pre
vent tho burying of legislation In
committee by the action of any chair
man who might oppose It ,
sues py? Z tor .Oc
n. t-.-iM. i -j -n.. I.-..
prrsnuon of the immciut! papular c jt- I
s.wty thape. I lit the rlrgar a nU
bcuty oi ijrmoctry slwsyi (ouad in
J&JL rv-
Collars
With Lmocord ualreslubte buttonhole.
GEO. P IDC A CO.
Alio Mdkcrt ot Iila ihlrti
irOY. N Y.
MY PRIDE
IS IN .MV WOHK
This Is u good ml, but my custom
eis are Ix'tlcr ones, for they're nm(
ittfliit anil always route back.
Dr. Rickert
J'K'-'glit HlH'clallst
Over Kentner's
Seed Potatoes
Nono bettor anywhero at any price.
Fine solccts at an exceedingly low
prlco.
"Karllost of All" (not only a quick
grower, but one of the finest muln
crop varieties, and u great keeper),
$1.50 por 100 pounds,
American Wonder. fl.SS por 100
pounds.
Our supply Is bolng handled
through J. T. IIHOADLKY AND J, V.
SCHMIDT Fi:i:i) KTOHK.
JA.YIM JMIO.H.
Capitol Hill.
eKanfordJB
l J . dSS
'A
uud'tho fifth prlxo Is u llabioUt test
er, given by Monroe Crlsste)
Kvery school should nhow Kit pa
triotism by floating tho st-trs ami
stripes, A llabcock tester s.iuul I lie
In every school, Its tiso Is otitt of the
host as to teach perroutnre. mid
It will encourage, nu luteiest !u
dairying.
This Industrial contest Is one In
which every Klrl and boy attomllns
school can take a part. While the
pupils are thus ntlvurtlsluK their
school and county, and lncrealux
their prlilo of home and patriotism,
thoy are also learning to do snm
thing uiof ul something by which
they enn earn a living and can also
luuko of thumsuhes mora valuable
cltlxcus.
The prlxe list will be off tho prow
In u few days. Id tho meantime no
planning to do all )ou can to help
win ono of those fine dlntrlet or
county prlxos. Your article can
compete In tho Individual nlas.
also, even though they are a Mit
of n county or district exhibit.
Every Child Should
Be Given this Tonic
When Vhlldren hate no appetite,
when they aro continually peetlsh
nnd Irritable, when they are restless
In their steep. It Is nlmust a certain
Indication that their digestive organs
nro troubled with worms or other
parasites. This Is a tory common
child Is so troubled nt some tlmu and,
In fact, many adults suffer In the
samo way. Among adults this
trouble Is Invariably referred l.i as
Indigestion, when In reality It Is due
to n small parasite which Infests the
Intostlnal tract.
For children, Jnyno's Tonic Vorliu
fugu Is unsurpassed, as It Is not onl
destructive to those parnsltoi, but
completely removes tho uosts in
which their young nro deposited.
Seldom does It purge, and the Im
provement In tho health of tho cMM
will bo tho first and best Indication
of tho beneficial results of tho med
icine. Not only will Hit. VermlfuK
d en troy all the parasites, but Its
wonderful tonic effects will restoie
tho. digestion which has been Im
paired. For children, tho addition of a II
tie sugnr will mako It so iMlttable
that they will take It readily. Mill
Ions or parents have prnls-j.1 It fot
more than So years. Insist on
Jnyno's; nccopt no othor. S.ild b
druggists everywhere. Dr. D. Jnyno
& Sou, Philadelphia, Fa.
N. L. Townsend
l'.l.Ti:il AND JWX'OHATOIl
llavo Your Fainting, Tinting nnd
Paper Hanging Done by n Practical
Mechanic. Prices Itlght. Satisfac
tion Guaranteed.
Phono -liM-K
710 llciinctt Ate.
Bedt located
and moat
popular
hotel in the
City. Running dhnilled
ice water in each room.
European Plan, a la Curte
Cafe.
Tariff on Rooms
12 rooms - -CO
rooms . - - .
SO rooms
00 rooms vrltb print bin
$1.00 each
1.60 each
2.00 each
2.00 each
2.60 each
50 rooms willi uiriti Ulh
30 suites, bedroom. Dir
or and bath - - 3.00 each
For mote than one guett add $1.00
extra to the above rates for
each additional gueit.
Reduction by week or month. I
Managtmtnt Chfltr W. Ktllty
F.G.ANDREWS
., Louscu of Grill and Dining Ilooin, ..
NOTICK 'It) niKIUTOHS.
1 am Just convalescing from s stir
gleal operation for upiiriidlcltls mid
find no self considerably Involved lit
debt. To my creditors I tleslro to
statu that I mn not imlug to take any
attta'ttago of the bankruptcy law, but
am lining to mako an honest effort to
settle my accounts dollar for dollar.
My creditors have generally been
considerate and Indulgent and I now
nppenl to tluiiu to bo patient and glvo
luo n chttuco to make good and I will
pro rain nil claims against mn ami
lttaku payments on them as rapidly
as olrcumstnuccs will penult, Claim
ants nro respectfully ruqucstcd to
present claims to IC, K. Kelly, First
National llauk building, In Modforn.
I deslro to thiintc my creditors and
patrons for their good will and pa
tience and particularly tha surgeon i
who successfully treated me,
Very respectfully,
1)11. F, S. llAltlllCIt,
Dental Httrgeou.
AdkliiB Illock, cor, Main and (Viiilm!
Clark a Wright
LAWYERS
WAHUINCITON, 1). C.
Public Land Matters: Final Proof.
Dcsort I.nmls, Contest and Mining
Cases, Scrip.
PLUMBING
Steam and Hot Wator
Hoatlng
All Vs'nrk cnmrintid
1'rlcr IlKisunabln
COFFEEN & PRICE
33 Howard Block, Bntrsnts oa 8th Bt
Rams rtious 94.
E.D.Weston
Official Photographor of the
Medford Commorclal Club
Amateur Finishing
Post Cards
Panoramic Work
Portraits
Interior and exterior views
Flash lights
No unlives mado any time
and any place by appoint
incut.
208 E. Main
Phono 1471
oii:. APitiri i.sr
The Bonded
Warehouse
RHNMHAIiSTOIlAni!
Oregon's MosMip-to-dato Flro-proof
Waruhouiu with llurular-proof
Vault.
For rates apply
MEDFORD REALTY &
IMPROVEMENT CO.
Managers
Tells Consnapllvcs
low He Got Well
Tulitrculoils Is Mid to t curslilit tiy
sliuplr IIvIuk In tba uik-u sir sml lakliiK
nu sliuutlauc or livU rgss ami milk.
I'uiloubtrillr, soiiid 'ruti srs liuitntril
In tills wur; I'Ut lli si(iriiirlate rrmctlx
fur OoiuDuiptlmi Is Kcliuaii's Altvrslhn.
Ilo nil yuu puullily ran lu sild tu stnnstU
sua Incri'iue vlslitj cut vlialvsoni, iiour
UldiiK fiKicl. sml lirt-nllie tlm clounyst auil
I l nil-- tlipn, tn lie sciultilu llibiHS o(
rlKtit 1 1 rlii it, silil tlm luiilc una linwililul
flTcils of Utkiuuii's Altfrullru. Iliad vvliat
It did In this cii.o
HO II. Clh Mtnct, WlllnlllKtOli, Dfl.
"ili'iitlrmi-ii In Juiiiiury, iinjn. I was
tnkpn wltli linnnrrlidUv of lliu Iiiiikk, My
pliyiilrliiii, uuu uftliu k'liilluK (irattlllansrs,
salil Hint It nos Iuiik truiifilii I look vuit
sml milk In iiiiMiitltUs, It lit I Kt orjr
cuk. 'Ilia ipKlurs said 1 would tint fc'ula
In iwlslit as Iuiik as I stari-d In tlm sturv:
lull I ki'lit oil vvorklliu mill lirilllil tnili
liiy Hint I inlKlit net well, f Ih'IIhtii my
mums wcro nnsueml. fur sir.
(.', A. Mp.
Clllt & (.').,
pinion, my ciiiiiluyiT tl.liinliiciilt & l.'ii,.
lii-iiartini'iit Hlore. soil to .til Mnrkit ilrrrt,
) ii
lluliiuloii. nil I. nail liuriuil or n rem-
rdy inlliil lkkiiian's Allcriitlvo Hint linil
none un-nt kooiI, unit iiikiii Ids rri'oiiiincn
iliilloii I Ih'Kiiii tiikliiK It lit nine, TI1I1
was alioiil Jiiim, tUiS. I roiilluiiid fultli,
fully, nxliii; no other rrmi'dy, mill Huullr
iioIIcimI ilia ciunrliii: of tliB lunus.
1 nrniiy
ni'iivvo i;cKiiiiurw aiiuiuiitu savcil my
llfu, I dent my splllla later lo thu Htutu
iioarn or iinaitti to liu uinmlni'il for lulur.
vulofils liacllll, uuil none ueru uiinil, ily
mutlivr tiled from Contiiiiiiitlan vrlmii 1
was nliout two years old,
"I mnka this Htiilfini'iit so that others
mny liar 11 or tho wonilorfiil merits of
Kckoinn's Allemllto. I rriturd my rvior.
rry ns. Iicluir iiilrnculous,"
(Hiwirn AIMiluvll) JAH. HQUIItDH.
I.'ikmnn s Alliirntlro Is iiffectlv In llron.
cliltla, Aslliiini, ilny 1'overl Throat sml
l.illiK TlnuhliM, and In liihulldlilK Iho
systi'in. Does not contiiln polanns, oplnlrs
nr linlilt-foriiiliii; druus. Ask for liooklet
llllua of rrrnvnrlos. ami write lo ICikinuil
l.aliornlory, I'lill;iilclililii. I'd,, for more rvl
deuce, For sulu liy ull IvsiIIiik druBulats
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IT
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In
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The Influence of Oroncho Dllly Z
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